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Trier: Romans, Saints and Marx

Trier – The former Augusta Treverorum is the historical, cultural and economic centre of the Moselle. On the one hand, it is young and dynamic, with an active university, and on the other hand, it is a place where history is more present than almost anywhere else in Germany. The former cosmopolitan city of antiquity has a past that even Rome sometimes envies it. A...

Potsdam offers a variety of sights

In terms of cultural highlights, Potsdam is in no way inferior to its big neighbor Berlin in the northeast. The variety of sights is perfect for a short trip. In any case, the historical architecture deserves special attention. But art lovers also get their money’s worth. The culinary delicacies are guaranteed to make the heart beat faster. Here is a small...

Djerba – Where the sun goes on holiday

If you were to ask the sun about one of its favourite destinations for a successful holiday, it wouldn’t have to think twice: “Djerba.” More than 300 days a year, she takes time for the largest island in North Africa to pamper it with its warm rays. She knows every corner and every sight of the 514 square kilometre island on the east coast of...

Cheap holidays in Southeast Asia

Even if it doesn’t sound like it at first, because the region is so far away from Germany – but in Southeast Asia you can take a very good vacation. You don’t have to do without anything, neither a nice accommodation, nor the sunny beach and on top of that you get exotic cities and really delicious Asian food. Best of all, it doesn’t feel like...

Sofia impresses with many contrasts

When planning a city trip , Sofia is usually not the first thing that comes to mind, although the capital of Bulgaria is one of the oldest cities in Europe and has a lot of historical, cultural and gastronomic interesting things to offer. Inhalt Toggle General information about SofiaThe main sights of SofiaThe city’s museumsSpecial features in SofiaTypical...

Birmingham: from dreary industrial area to glittering metropolis

Birmingham – the second largest city in Great Britain with a current population of just over 1.1 million has also been the most important economic centre of the Midlands region for a good 250 years. This is where the Industrial Revolution in England began around 1750. The mushrooming chimneys and the associated air pollution soon gave the area the unflattering...

Cable car, sea and idyllic coast – Discover Capri

Italy is traditionally one of the most popular holiday destinations in Europe, and German holidaymakers particularly like to travel to their southern neighbour. Thanks to coasts such as the Adriatic and Aegean Seas, historical sites such as Ostia and Pompeii, as well as metropolises with international flair such as Milan, Rome or Venice , tens of millions of tourists...

Boston – the elegant cosmopolitan city

Boston is the cosmopolitan center of technology and finance, education, art and culture, sports, and major historical highlights on the northeastern American coast. The largest city in New England and the capital of the US state of Massachusetts attracts millions of tourists from all over the world with its overwhelming, historic attractions. Boston enchants its...